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BURNING PLANET MUSIC EVENT DEBUTS ON 25th NOVEMBER
November 20, 2023
Regular live music event aims to champion local talent
The Globe is starting a new monthly music event to showcase local musicians and bands. Burning Planet, which is run by local artist/musician Deggy and Jack Horner (A.K.A Leon The Pig Farmer - the None Swine Culling Plant Based Poet).
The event aims to create a focus on local talent from Glossop and Tameside, championing music and talent from the area and giving bands and musicians a regular platform.
The first evening will be on Saturday 25th November and will feature Broadbottom based band, S.W.I.M, Shake Rag and Tameside-based Parkbridge. The doors open at 7:30pm tickets are just £5 each. All proceeds will be evenly split between all the bands / performers.
Deggy said: “I grew up playing my music around Glossop in The Globe, the Moon & Sixpence and The Oakwood. We plan to celebrate the local creative community whilst championing live music venues in Glossop such as The Globe, and we see these events as a last chance saloon to get Glossop onto the live music map as we move into 2024.
Deggy
“These nights are open to everyone no matter what genre, so the possibilities of mixing up different music at every event is really exciting. Imagine a Grime MC, a Jazz Band and a load of rowdy punk rockers - with a bit of acoustic in between! The effective melting pot is ready to stir, so come and spice up your life while supporting local talent and live music venues.”
